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The past three decades of pharmacy in British Columbia has seen the profession change, forcing pharmacists to adapt as new services, new technologies and new medications evolved the type of care patients receive at pharmacies.
For some, the changes meant keeping up with the pace. While fewer in number, others became pace-setters: who actively seek the challenge that comes with each change, who anticipate changes before they happen, and who seek to make changes themselves to better the profession.
Even before he became a pharmacist, John Tse, recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award, started seeing how pursuing changes in existing pharmacy practice can better serve patients, and as a result, serve the profession.
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